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Appendix A, Games Cited Appendix A, Games Cited Advance Wars: Dual Strike. 2005. Nintendo DS. Nintendo/ Intelligent Systems. Bionic Commando (series) 1988. Game Boy, NES, Xbox 360. Capcom. Breakout. 1976. Atari 2600, 5200. Atari. Broken Sword: The Shadow of the Templars – Director’s Cut. 2009. Nintendo DS. Ubisoft. Castlevania (series) 1986. NES, Super NES, Nintendo Game Boy, Nintendo DS, Nintendo 64, Playstation,. Konami. ChronoTrigger. 1995. SNES, Playstation, Nintedno DS. Square. Color TV Game. 1977. Nintendo. Computer Space. 1971. Arcade. Nutting Associates. Dance, Dance Revolution. 1998. Arcade. Konami, Entertainment Tokyo. Disagree (series) 2003. Playstation 2, PSP, Nintendo DS. Nippon Ichi Software, System Prisma. Dynasty Warriors DS: Fighter’s Battle. 2007. Nintendo DS. Koei. Elite Beat Agents. 2006. Nintendo DS. Inis, Nintendo. EverQuest. 1999. Windows, Mac. Sony Online Entertainment. Final Fantasy (series) 1987. Game Boy Advance, MSX, Nintendo DS, NES, Nintendo GameCube, Windows, PlayStation, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, PSP, Super NES, Wii, Wonderswan Color, Xbox 360. Square Enix. Galactrix. 2009. Nintendo DS, Xbox 360, PS3. Infinite Interactive, D3 Publisher. doi: 10.1057/9781137396594 Appendix Gun Fight. 1975. Arcade. Taito, Midway. Halo (series) 2001. (Xbox) Bungie, Micosoft Game Studios. Henry Hatsworth in the Puzzling Adventure. 2009. Nintendo DS. EA Tiburon, EA Games. Knights in the Nightmare. 2008. Nintendo DS. Sting, Sting Entertainment. Legend of Zelda Phantom Hourglass. 2007. Nintendo DS. Nintendo EAD. Metal Gear (series) 1987. NES, PC, Playstation, Playstation 2, Playstation 3, PSP, Xbox, Xbox360. Konami. Missile Command. 1980. Arcade. Atari. Mortal Kombat (series) 1992. Arcade, Super NES, Mega Drive/Genesis, Sega Mega CD, Amiga, Game Gear, Game Boy, Sega Master System, Midway Games, Nether Realms. Tekken (series) 1994.. Arcade, PlayStation, Wonder Swan, PlayStation 2, Game Boy Advance, PlayStation Portable, PlayStation Network, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360. Namco, Namco Bandai. Ninja Gaiden:Dragon Sword. 2008. Nintendo DS. Tecmo, Team Ninja. Pokémon (series) 1996. Game Boy, Game Boy Advance, Nintendo DS. Game Freak, Nintendo. Pong. 1972. Arcade. Atari. Professor Layton. 2007. Nintendo DS. Nintendo 3DS. Nintendo. Puzzle Kingdoms. 2009. Nintendo DS, Nintendo Wii, Windows. Infinite Interactive, Zoo Games. Retro Game Challenge. 2007. Nintendo DS. indieszero, XSEED Games. Rhythm Heaven. 2008. Nintendo DS. Nintendo. Rock Band (series). 2007. Harmonix Music Systems, MTV Games. Scribblenauts. 2009. Nintendo DS. 5th Cell, Warner Bros, Interactive. SSX 3. 2003. PlayStation 2, GameCube, Xbox, Game Boy Advance, Gizmondo. EA Canada, EA Canada BIG. Super Princess Peach. 2005. Nintendo DS. Nintendo. The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks. 2009. Nintendo DS. Nintendo EAD The World Ends With You. 2007. Nintendo DS. 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